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What do you think of when you picture bowling? The local leisure centre complex? The acrid smell of shoe spray, the neon glow of arcade machines and the inevitable overpriced burger. Well, you're wrong. London is having a bowling renaissance, with a bewildering selection of bespoke alleys fine-tuned to throw a heavy ball in a straight line.
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Courthouse Hotel Shoreditch - Bowling Alley

Hoxton (0.5 km)

90
All Star Lanes Brick Lane - Main Hall Exclusive

Shoreditch High Street (0.3 km)

370
All Star Lanes White City - Main Hall Exclusive

Shepherd's Bush (0.3 km)

230
All Star Lanes, Bloomsbury Square - Full Venue Hire

Holborn (0.3 km)

300
All Star Lanes White City - The Midnight Lounge

Shepherd's Bush (0.3 km)

120
All Star Lanes, Bloomsbury Square - Main Hall Exclusive

Holborn (0.3 km)

220
Hollywood Bowl London O2 - Duckpin Lounge

North Greenwich (0.3 km)

120
Lane7 London Victoria - Full Venue Hire

St. James's Park (0.4 km)

420
Queens Skate Dine Bowl - Main Bowling Hall

Queensway (0.0 km)

130
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Frequently asked questions
The cost of booking a bowling alley in London can vary depending on factors such as location, time, and day of the week. On average, you can expect to pay between £6-£12 per person, per game. However, many bowling alleys offer group discounts or special packages that may include food, drinks, and additional games.
It's a good idea to book a bowling alley at least two weeks in advance, especially if you're planning an event on a weekend or during peak hours. For larger groups or special occasions, it's recommended to book even earlier to ensure availability.
Yes, many bowling alleys in London offer private event options. You can book a specific number of lanes or even the entire venue for your event. Be sure to inquire about catering options, party packages, and any additional services that the bowling alley may offer for private event. You can use HeadBox to match with the best available bowling alleys in London, who will also do private hire.
Generally, there are no age restrictions for booking a bowling alley, as it is an activity suitable for all ages. However, some bowling alleys may have specific policies for younger children or may require adult supervision. Be sure to inquire about any age restrictions when booking a bowling alley for your event.
Most bowling alleys have strict policies prohibiting outside food and drinks, as they typically offer their own selection of food and beverages on-site. However, if you have special dietary requirements or would like to bring a cake for a celebration, it's best to contact the bowling alley and discuss your needs in advance.